Re: pedal abuse (was sitar)

[daniel stevenson <stillllscary@yahoo.com>]

reminds me of how i used to use a knife to keep keys engaged on my old sy55

Todd Pafford <calenlas@gmail.com> wrote:

I have an non-working Boss FV5 and a non-working Ibanez TS9 propping
my PA speakers up so they sit at just the right angle. Also, lately
I've been using another TS9 to "latch" my Boomerang's Stack switch
...and here's the tricky part... by sitting the TS9 on top of the
switch to hold it down. Very innovative, I know. I've found that the
TS9 has a very transparent tone when used in these ways. ;)

Probably not the sort of uses you were fishing for, but I had to chime in. :)

Todd

On 8/3/05, Tim Nelson wrote:
> That's exactly how I feel about the Boss Acoustic
> Simulator. It *really* doesn't do what it's described
> as doing, but if you just think of it as an EQ preset
> box with a couple of "other" footswitchable clean
> tones in it, it can be useful.
>
> What other pedals are you guys using for purposes
> other than their manufacturers intended? (Musical
> purposes, I mean...)
>
> -t-
>
> --- burnett@pobox.com wrote:
> > Back to last night's discussion on this topic: I
> > have and use a Danelectro
> > Sitar Swami. It doesn't sound much like a sitar to
> > me and I consider it
> > to be a massive error in advertising, but I do like
> > it at times. I use it
> > sparingly and almost never by itself, though.
>
>
>
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~~calenlas~~

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